“Students will have access to information from today (7 February) to help focus their revision for summer GCSE, AS and A level exams, as part of a range of adaptations to maximise fairness following the disruption to learning caused by the pandemic.
Some of the exam content, texts, topics and sub-topics, themes and skills due to be assessed have been made available for the majority of GCSE, AS and A level subjects, including maths, biology, chemistry and languages.
The additional information aims to focus students’ revision without providing exact questions that will appear.
Advanced sight of the content is one part of the adaptations in place to help mitigate the impact of the pandemic on education, recognising this cohort of students were affected by school closures during periods of lockdown and disruption due to absences. Other adaptations include a choice of topics in some GCSEs like English literature and history, and support materials like formulae sheets in maths.”
Students are receiving this information in class from 7th February.
Each subject has prepared a document to explain the amendments and advanced information for parents and students. This has been sent to pupils directly. This table contains links to the exam board documentations.
GCSE
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Edexcel Subjects: This link takes you to the Edexcel information for the following subject that sit Edexcel examinations |
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AQA subjects: Click on the links for the documents from AQA for the following subjects |
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OCR Subjects: Click on the links for the documents from OCR for the following subjects |
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WJEC Subjects |
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GCE A level
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Edexcel Subjects: This link takes you to the Edexcel information for the following subject that sit Edexcel examinations |
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AQA subjects: Click on the links for the documents from AQA for the following subjects |
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OCR Subjects: Click on the links for the documents from OCR for the following subjects |
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WJEC Subjects |
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In 2021, public examinations were cancelled. Students were awarded grades via the Teacher Assessed Grades process. This process was shared with all students and their parents/carers in March 2021 and is explained in this video.
In line with JCQ requirements, please find here our centre policy document for determining teacher-assessed grades in Summer 2021.
Results Days
A Level Results Day was on Tuesday 10 August 2021.
Students received their results by email from the School on 10 August. Students requiring support at this point, relating to their grades or their UCAS offers, were able to arrange this. Students should not come to school unless a support/advice meeting has been arranged.
GCSE Results Day is on Thursday 12 August 2021.
Students received their results by email from the School on 12 August. Students requiring support at this point, relating to their grades or their post-16 applications, were able to arrange this. Students should not come to school unless a support/advice meeting has been arranged.
Enrollment to our 6th Form
Enrollment for internal Year 11 applicants (ie students who have just completed Year 11 at St Marylebone) to St Marylebone 6th Form was on Thursday 12 August. Students should not come to school to enrol. Students received information on GCSE Results Day about how to enrol, including how to request a subject change, and / or about what to do if they have not met the grade entry requirements.
Enrollment for external Year 11 applicants (ie students from other schools) to St Marylebone 6th Form was on Monday 16 August. External applicants who have conditional offers should update their 6th Form application online with their GCSE results on GCSE Results Day.
Appeals
This letter is for students, and their parents/carers, who got GCSE or A-Level grades in August 2021 and contains information about how to appeal grades. This includes a link to the Centre Review Form which must be completed by anyone wishing to appeal.
If you have a question that cannot be answered by the information on this page, then please send an email to: examinations@stmaryleboneschool.com.
Please be as clear and specific as possible to help ensure that we have all the information required to answer your query.
Exam certificates from previous years can be collected from the High Street site reception. Former students must bring a valid photo ID with them to collect in person.
If you wish to organise a proxy (eg a family member) to collect on your behalf, they will need to bring:
- a signed note from you reading “I, [name of candidate] give permission for [name of proxy] to collect exam certificates on my behalf.”
- photo ID for themselves
- a photocopy of your photo ID
If you have a question that cannot be answered by the information on this page, then please send an email to: examinations@stmaryleboneschool.com.
Please be as clear and specific as possible to help ensure that we have all the information required to answer your query.
If you wish to be entered for a summer A level resit in 2022 then please complete this form and Pay for the exam via parent pay.
Each A level course costs £120 to resit.
This form must be completed by 14th February 2022 at 5 p.m.
